Beginning and End of Alexandria Protocol 1944

di M S Mohammed Thameezuddeen (Autore)

M S Mohammed Thameezuddeen, 2024

The Alexandria Protocol of 1944 is a landmark document in the annals of Arab history, marking the formal beginning of organized inter-Arab cooperation and the birth of the Arab League. This protocol not only encapsulates the aspirations of the Arab states for unity and collaboration but also reflects the complex geopolitical dynamics of the Middle East during the mid-20th century. Historical Significance The early 1940s were a tumultuous period for the Arab world, which was grappling with the legacies of colonialism, the aftermath of World War I, and the ongoing pressures of World War II. The Ottoman Empire's dissolution left a fragmented Arab region under British and French mandates. Amidst this backdrop, Arab nationalism was rising, fueled by a shared sense of identity, cultural heritage, and a desire for political independence. The Alexandria Protocol emerged as a response to these circumstances, embodying a collective effort to forge a unified Arab front. By laying the groundwork for the Arab League, the protocol sought to facilitate cooperation on political, economic, and cultural levels, aiming to enhance the region's stability and autonomy in a rapidly changing global landscape. Objectives of the Book This book aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the Alexandria Protocol, tracing its origins, development, and impact over time. Through a detailed exploration of the historical context, the drafting process, and the subsequent activities of the Arab League, we seek to shed light on the protocol's enduring legacy and its role in shaping modern Arab political dynamics. Structure of the Book The book is divided into several chapters, each focusing on a critical aspect of the Alexandria Protocol and its aftermath: Historical Background: An overview of the Middle East's geopolitical landscape before World War II, the rise of Arab nationalism, and the region's role during the war. The Road to Alexandria: A look at the early nationalist movements, key figures, diplomatic efforts, and the challenges faced in fostering regional unity. The Alexandria Protocol: A detailed account of the conference that led to the protocol, including the drafting process, key provisions, and the final agreement. Initial Reactions and Implementation: An examination of how the protocol was received by Arab states and the international community, and the early activities of the Arab League. Evolution and Impact: Analysis of the successes and setbacks of the Arab League, its role in regional conflicts, and its long-term influence on Arab unity. The Decline of the Protocol's Influence: Exploration of the changing political landscapes, internal divisions, and the modern relevance of the Arab League. Conclusion: A summary of the key points, reflections on the Alexandria Protocol's legacy, and the future prospects for Arab unity. Importance of the Study Understanding the Alexandria Protocol is crucial for comprehending the historical trajectory of the Arab League and the broader Arab nationalist movement. This book aims to provide valuable insights into the aspirations, challenges, and achievements of the Arab states in their quest for unity and self-determination. By examining the protocol's historical context and its enduring legacy, we can better appreciate the complexities of contemporary Middle Eastern politics and the ongoing efforts to foster regional cooperation.

• Autore: M S Mohammed Thameezuddeen
• Anno edizione: 2024
• Editore: M S Mohammed Thameezuddeen
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798227878403

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